SUMMIT at Brian Head is located in Utah on the Markagunt Plateau at a height of 9,850 feet. It is in the southwest corner of a thriving community and it covers some 42 acres. SUMMIT at Brian Head is comprised of 420 condominiums set in pine groves as much part of nature as the rest of the plateau. The development also features a number of townhouses and penthouses.



The resort of SUMMIT is practically on Highway 143 and just a few miles east from Interstate 15. SUMMIT is not by any means an isolated community. The site is a mere three hours driving time from Las Vegas in Nevada, four hours from Salt Lake City in Utah, five hours from Flagstaff in Arizona, and seven hours from Los Angeles in California. In addition, the magnificent dual attractions of Zion Park and Bryce Canyon are both just one and a half hours drive away.

The Phase I condominium retreats the comprise SUMMIT at Brian Head are in three separate blocks: 970 Bristlecone, 974 Bristlecone, and 978 Bristlecone. Each block of condominium buildings is crescent-shaped. The block of 970 Bristlecone and 974 Bristlecone are situated side-by-side, and they face the block of 978 Bristlecone, the largest block of condominium buildings.

The residences are all designed with 'maximum' in mind; the privacy, the amenities, and the views from each individual one is simply superb and naturally luxurious. The interior finishes of the condominiums are available in a choice of three motif styles: Mountain, Contemporary and Traditional. Each style has its attractive qualities and making a final choice will most likely prove to be a difficult task for most buyers.

The luxury townhouses on offer at SUMMIT will truly amaze you. They are available in any one of the same three motif styles of Mountain, Contemporary and Traditional. In addition, spacious balconies open out from the master bedrooms, as well as some of the second and third bedrooms. They have a three-sided gas-powered fireplace in the living area - perfect for those cold winter days. The kitchen area has granite countertops, and the windows are wood cased.

The Plaza in SUMMIT at Brian Head reflects the tight-knit cozy community here. It was designed with the idea of everyone getting to know each other as much as possible. Facilitate this sense of community, the Plaza is a people-friendly place with fire-pits and picnic areas complete with BBQ grills. There are sports courts and bocce ball as well as two-level spas. The Plaza's amenities must be seen and utilized to be fully appreciated.

Winter is the time when SUMMIT at Brian Head really comes alive. There's downhill and snowboard skiing, of course, but there's also snow biking, sleigh rides, cross-country skiing, snow tubing, snowboarding, and snowmobile tours to enjoy. With virtually no lift lines, skiing is more leisurely and the slopes are less crowded than you might expect. And of course there's the nearly 400 inches of dry powder snow that the Brian Head is famous for offering it's visitors each year.

Summer in SUMMIT at Brian Head is also exhilarating. There are hiking trails to be explored, horseback riding to enjoy, and just simply the vast beauty of nature to be taken in. This is a place where there never need be a dull moment, and where every season has its own charm.

You can find out more about the SUMMIT at Brian Head at http://www.idealdestinations.com/utah/summit-brian-head